1 - Global Determinants of Health Flashcards

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What is population health affected by?

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  • Demographic shape (age-sex)
  • Economic compositon (wealth distribution)
  • Behavioural and lifestyle factors (exercise, diet)
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What does the burden of disease, ageing and disability depend on?

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  • Population size
  • Population shape
  • Age-sex specific rates
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3
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What are sociodemographic factors?

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  • Demographic transition
  • Economic transition
  • Behavioural and lifestyle

(POPULATION HEALTH)

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What are population factors?

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  • Population size
  • Population shape
  • Age-sex specific rates

(BURDEN OF DISEASE)

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5
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How does population science make assumptions about the population in general?

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Sampling

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6
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What is population strategy and high risk strategy?

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PS - Targeting whole population

HRS - Targeting those at high risk

Go for the one that is going to lower the risk or disease the most

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7
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What is Geoffrey Rose’s Prevention Paradox?

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  • Large numbers of people must participate in a preventative strategy for direct benefit to relatively few. (e.g fluoride in water)
  • Large number of people at small risk may generate more cases than a small number at a higher risk
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8
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What is a nanny state?

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Term that describes the government as being overprotective or removing free choice (e.g fluoride in water)

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9
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What is

  • Demography?
  • Epidemiology?
  • Statistics?
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  1. Study of size and shape of population
  2. Study of disease in populations
  3. Study of data in numerical form
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10
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What is cause and consequence?

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Cause:

Demography, Epidemiology, Statistics

Consequence:

Public Health, Disease prevention, Health promotion

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11
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Describe the demographic transition model?

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Allows you to view natural increase and decline

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12
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What are the 6 leading causes of death in the 21st century in order?

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  • Dementia
  • Heart Diseases
  • Cerebrovascular diseases (e.g stroke)
  • Chronic lower respiratory diseases (COPD)
  • Cancer (Lung)
  • Diabetes
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13
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Label these graphs?

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Say about youthful, ageing and dependent populations

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14
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How does disability vary with demographic transition?

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Cause = Demographic transition

Consequence: Prevalence of disability

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15
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What are the consequences of finances on healthcare in England?

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16
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Which country has the best healthcare?

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UK in everything but keeping people living longer (we are worst at that)

17
Q

What is the relationship between money spent per person in healthcare and the quality of healthcare?

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Not necessarily a relationship

America have highest money spent from government on healthcare and not the best!! This is because half the money isn’t spent on half the people